stat_function to compute function on data not aesthetic scale #1011
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stat_function currently computes the function with the transformed (not original data) values. This causes the values to be wrong if a different scale, other than continuous, is used. See http://stackoverflow.com/q/9382032/892313 for an exmple of this.
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Would you mind putting this in a new file?
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I'll work on it this weekend. |
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stat_functioncurrently computes the function with the transformed(not original data) values. This causes the values to be wrong if
a different scale, other than continuous, is used.
See http://stackoverflow.com/q/9382032/892313 for an example
of this.